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Bio

I am a freelance journalist and translator based in Diyarbakir.

I was working as an editor at Kurdish section at bianet news website, which is a leading media outlet practicing right-based journalism for 4 years(2016-2020).
  
Within last 5 years I was working for various Kurdish media groups as a reporter, editor and columnist. Above that I worked as fixer and translator (English, Turkish and Kurdish) with international customers, including Middle East Eye, Al Jazeera's Listening Post program, the New York Times, Deutsche Welle English and Zeit Online.

In 2018 I published my first book (Belkî îşev binive, Maybetonight she will sleep, Avesta Publisher)”, based on the personal stories of the residents in conflict zones, wanting to show the real face of conflicts and wars from civilian people’s perspectives. The book is now being translated to English, Italian, German and Turkish.

My works cover many aspects of the Kurdish question and refugee issues. I contributed as an editor to 46 books in a wide range of categories from science to literature. In addition to the editing works, I translated 11 books from Turkish to Kurdish.

Awards 

• The best journalist of year (Branch of News Programmes -Kurdish- Union of Southeastern Journalists) 2014 

• The most Creative and Original Storie by KAES (Kurdish American Education Society) and UCLA  (University California, Los Angeles), 2012.




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